Jodie Foster

I would have to make out with Marion Cotillard.

I'd have to spank Daniel Craig's bottom, you know, just to stay on the air.

It's, you know, not bad work.

You can get it, though.

But seriously, if you had been a public figure from the time that you were a toddler, if you'd had to fight for a life that felt real and honest and normal against all odds, then maybe then you too might value privacy above all else.

Well, I don't know that that's just about your sexuality.

I think that that's what people, they expect celebrity culture.

And I did not want to participate in celebrity culture.

I wanted to make movies that I loved.

I wanted to give everything of myself on screen.

And I wanted to survive intact by having a life.

What's important to consider is that I grew up in a different time where people couldn't be who they were and we didn't have the kinds of freedoms that we have now.

And I look at my son's generation.

And bless them, you know, that they have a kind of justice that we just didn't have access to.

And I did the best I could.

I had a big plan in mind of making films that could make people better.

And that's all I wanted to do was make movies.

I didn't want to be a public figure or a pioneer or any of those things.

And I benefited from all of the pioneers that came before me that did that hard work of making

Having tomatoes thrown at them and being unsafe.